Quadruple witching typically brings heightened volatility as stock options, index options, futures, and futures options expire simultaneously. 0DTE (zero days to expiration) options could see sharp price swings, creating both quick profit opportunities and higher risk. A momentum-based strategy could work if volume and direction align, but whipsaws are common. Tight stop-losses and disciplined risk management are crucial. Betting on 0DTE might pay off if market sentiment shows a clear trend — otherwise, staying on the sidelines could be safer.
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